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Mohegan Sun hosts its annual Restaurant Week Sept. 8-13, with special prix-fixe menus and meal deals at several of its restaurants.
Among the options: a $29.95 three-course dinner at BALLO Italian Restaurant & Social Club; a 20 percent discount on food items at Bobby's Burger Palace and Bobby Flay's Bar Americain; lunch or dinner for two for $20.13 at Chief's Deli; a three-course meal of salad, pasta and dessert at Geno's Pub; Hash House A Go Go's lunch for two at $25 or dinner for two at $35; a $19.95 meal deal at Jimmy Buffett's Margaritaville; a $15 meal deal at Johnny Rocket's; free soda or drip coffee at Krispy Kreme with purchase of a dozen doughnuts; prix-fixe meals at Michael Jordan 23.sportcafe and Michael Jordan's Steak House; 20 percent discount on food at Seasons Buffet; a $23 prix-fixe at SolToro Tequila Grill; 20 percent discount on food at Todd English's Tuscany and a $20.13 prix-fixe at Virgil's BBQ. Visit mohegansun.com for full menus and details.
In addition to the week of dining specials, chefs from eight restaurants will compete in Chef Battles, going on throughout the promotion. Teams will have 20 minutes to prepare their dishes with a mystery ingredient during round robin tournaments from September 9-12.
The winner in the final competition, Sept. 13 at 6 p.m., will be decided by celeb judges: Kathy Wakile from "Real Housewives of New Jersey," Scot Haney of WFSB-Channel 3 and a winner chosen from social media.
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Playing around with my current installations of EasyLFS I found another ls-tool.
I just ran into this question and thought I'll post it here to see what others think.
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Interesting case as described. The devil will be in the details. It sounds like a close one.How unusual were the warning signs? How illogical were the explanations? What accepted standards were violated?Normally I would advocate just tossing some DOJ lawyers in jail and forgetting the matter.
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What boat were they in charge of?????This charge is asinine.
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IVANHOE?-?The Lincoln County Board voted to authorize an immediate payment to the Lac qui Parle Yellow Bank Watershed Board for work on Judicial Ditch 28 from general reserves at its special meeting on Thursday afternoon before the yearly truth-in-taxation meeting.
Two payments of $64,000 and $148,000 were authorized in advance of a resolution to be drawn up that will charge the payments back to the ditch authority, at an interest rate of 2 percent, to be assessed to the landowners along the ditch on a payment schedule to be determined. The payments were made to the watershed board to enable them to pay contractors There will be further payments due early next year.
The ditch improvement project is almost completed, with only seeding left to be done in the spring of 2013.
The commissioners decided to postpone a decision on whether to renew a contract with Environmental GIS Consulting or contract with Lyon County for Geographic Information Systems services.
County Environmental Administrator Robert Olsen recommended renewing the contract, but after Commissioner Adam Gillund made a motion to contract with Lyon County, the board decided to wait until the commissioners had time to examine the alternatives.
At Olsen's recommendation, the board entered into an agreement with Thomas Barber to provide a trailer to the Lincoln County Environmental office for the purpose of collecting recycled metal materials. Barber will collect and sell the metal to recycling facilities and assume all risks to his person and property.
On the recommendation of County Engineer Lee Amundson, the board authorized a payment of $21,300 to the engineering firm SEH Inc. to design and make plans for three bridge structures.
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Keith Thurman and Julio Diaz, along with Lucas Matthysse, John Molina, Omar Figueroa, Jerry Belmontes and more, hit the scales this afternoon.
Carlos Molina has further troubles at hand, and he's out of tomorrow night's fight with Jermall Charlo.
Canelo Alvarez and Alfredo Angulo went face-to-face at yesterday's press conference. Check out this video thanks to our colleagues at Fight Hub TV.
Canelo Alvarez, Alfredo Angulo, and the rest of Saturday night's Showtime PPV fighters gave their final press conference thoughts yesterday in Las Vegas.
Canelo Alvarez is The Million Dollar Man for Saturday night, and will bring in much more than his $1.25 million base purse.
Leo Santa Cruz and Carlos Molina defend world titles on the Canelo-Angulo card, but the fight to see might be the PPV undercard fight with nothing but pride and opportunity on the line.
This evening at 8:00 pm EST on Showtime and streaming live right here on Bad Left Hook, you can catch the Countdown to Canelo-Angulo.
Canelo Alvarez, Alfredo Angulo, and the undercard fighters hit the scales today in Las Vegas for tomorrow night's Showtime pay-per-view event.
The fighters are in Las Vegas and ready to go for Saturday night's Showtime PPV event from the MGM Grand Garden Arena. Today, everyone steps to the mic for their final press conference comments.
Leo Santa Cruz faces Cristian Mijares, Jermall Charlo battles Carlos Molina, and Jorge Linares faces Nihito Arakawa on this weekend's Showtime PPV undercard.
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Katha is an Indian style of religious storytelling, whose performances are a ritual event in Hinduism, and often involves professional storytellers called kathavahchak or vyas, who recite the Hindu religious texts, such as the Puranas, Ramayana or Bhagavata Purana, often followed by a commentary, Pravachan. Sometimes such events take place in households when it involves smaller stories related to the Vrat Katha genre, for example, the Shri Satyanarayan Katha, and all are didactic in nature and used to instill moralistic values through the revelation of the consequences of human action (Karma).[1][2][3]
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pektus, first heared from Francis Magalona. A very respected filipino rapper, singer, actor. In the lyrics of this pektus song, he describe it as something you do to someone, to a person, in case you can't talk to them straight forward. In my own explenation it's kinda shooting a ball to the basket using the board to get a score. Or not taking everything to seriously, like when somebody is mad at you, and you need to talk them.. Thats when you use Pektus.
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Chinese civilization originated in various regional centers along both the Yellow River and the Yangtze River valleys in the Neolithic era, but the Yellow River is said to be the cradle of Chinese civilization. With thousands of years of continuous history, China is one of the world's oldest civilizations.[1] The written history of China can be found as early as the Shang Dynasty (c. 1700–1046 BC),[2] although ancient historical texts such as the Records of the Grand Historian (ca. 100 BC) and Bamboo Annals assert the existence of a Xia Dynasty before the Shang.[2][3] Much of Chinese culture, literature and philosophy further developed during the Zhou Dynasty (1045–256 BC).
The Zhou Dynasty began to bow to external and internal pressures in the 8th century BC, and the kingdom eventually broke apart into smaller states, beginning in the Spring and Autumn Period and reaching full expression in the Warring States period. This is one of multiple periods of failed statehood in Chinese history (the most recent of which was the Chinese Civil War).
In between eras of multiple kingdoms and warlordism, Chinese dynasties have ruled parts or all of China; in some eras, including the present, control has stretched as far as Xinjiang and/or Tibet. This practice began with the Qin Dynasty: in 221 BC, Qin Shi Huang united the various warring kingdoms and created the first Chinese empire. Successive dynasties in Chinese history developed bureaucratic systems that enabled the Emperor of China to directly control vast territories. China's last dynasty was Qing, which was replaced by the Republic of China in 1912, and in the mainland by the People's Republic of China in 1949.
The conventional view of Chinese history is that of alternating periods of political unity and disunity, with China occasionally being dominated by steppe peoples, most of whom were in turn assimilated into the Han Chinese population. Cultural and political influences from other parts of Asia and the Western world, carried by successive waves of immigration, expansion, foreign contact, and cultural assimilation are part of the modern culture of China.
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The obvious advantages are the accessibility and instantaneous of information and availability for communication throughout the world. In addition, so many other conveniences are provided by computers with the various programs such as PowerPoint, office and accounting programs, etc. Indeed, anyone who has had to type on typewriters knows the advantages of putting one's term papers, etc. on a computer whose ease of corrections and advantage of saving the paper is invaluable. And, with Tax Day only briefly past, people have appreciated the ease of filing online.
However, along with these advancements of science comes the dilemma expressed by Aldous Huxley as he examined what he called the "advancement of science as it affects human individuals." He also stated, "the really revolutionary revolution is to be achieved, not in the external world, but in the souls and flesh of human beings," For instance, with email replacing the hand-written letter, or even the telephone call, and with love affairs being conducted across the internet, there seems a dehumanizing of people. Also, with information so easily posted and available, there can be a loss of privacy and identity. In addition, with the plethora of information available there is both the dilemma of sorting what is accurate from what is not reliable as well as the propensity of people, especially those of the "computer age" to readily believe what they read on the internet without analysis or critical thought of any kind. This tendency no longer to think for oneself is what can effect the "revolutionary revolution" to which Huxley
Computers today are becoming as important part of our lives as pen and paper were about fifty years ago. There can be no denying that this is because of many benefits we get from using computers.
The many advantages of computers include:
Computers have made lot of computational and clerical work easy.
Computers have made many tasks of modern life like buying and banking more convenient. We can shop and bank from our homes any time of the day and night.
Computers has given easy access to lot of useful information through the Internet.
Computers have made it easy for us to communicate and keep in touch with others.
Computers have made available to us many new form of entertainment like computer games.
However use of computer has some disadvantages also. These include:
In spite of continuously reducing prices, computers are still costly as compared to the pen and pencil they replaced.
Use of computers require additional efforts in form of developing software and learning to use computers.
Once an application on computer is developed and implemented, it becomes difficult to make even minor modification.
Excessive use of computer for communication and keeping in touch with others threatens to reduce the intensity of personal bond that often develops between people.
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he Manila Ocean Park is an oceanarium in Manila, Philippines. It is owned by China Oceanis Philippines Inc., a subsidiary of China Oceanis Inc., a Singaporean-registered firm that has operated four oceanariums in China. It is located behind the Quirino Grandstand at Rizal Park. It opened on March 1, 2008.[1] In terms of floor space, the 8,000 square metres (86,000 sq ft) oceanarium is larger than the Sentosa Underwater World oceanarium in Singapore, and features a 25-metre (82 ft) underwater acrylic tunnel.
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I. I am the Lord your God: you shall not have strange gods before me. You shall not make for yourself a graven image.
I. Thou shalt have no other gods before me.
II. You shall not take the name of the Lord your God in vain. II. Thou shalt not take the name of the Lord thy God in vain.
III. Remember to keep holy the Lord's Day. III. Thou shalt not make unto thee any graven image.
IV. Honor your father and mother. IV. Remember the sabbath day to keep it holy.
V. You shall not kill. V. Honor thy father and thy mother.
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Weekend at the Museum: Documented Rights
For the first time The National Archives and Records Administration has accumulated these historical "Documented Rights " resources from around the country for you to see in one place…
Many of the holdings of the National Archives can be found in regions across the US, including court records, naturalization records, ships' passenger arrival records, and federal land records.
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The current WikiLeaks saga has many in diplomatic circles either red-faced with embarrassment or laughing up their sleeves at what the cables revealed. International relations expert Lisa Baglione, Ph.D., chair and professor of political science at Saint Joseph's University in Philadelphia, says that in the delicate dance between nuclear proliferation and containment, there is much more at risk than a loss of face.
Baglione says that cables related to the arms race show there are added reasons to be concerned about cooperation between North Korea and Iran. This relationship could enhance Iran's ability to deploy its weapons of mass destruction to Europe, she notes. Of particular concern is how Russia will react to leaks about its negotiations with Europe and the U.S. regarding North Korea and Iran's growing relationship.
"Russia is among the nuclear nations that have been reluctant to follow the United States' lead in taking tough measures against these 'rogue' states," Baglione notes. "Recently, there were promising discussions among U.S., European and Russian powers to create a plan where Russia would aid in protecting Europe from ballistic missiles. These efforts at cooperation were all the more satisfying because Russia has previously been opposed to this missile shield, and because the talks integrated former nuclear foes."
According to Baglione, the hope was that Russia would see the Iranian and North Korean threats as grave, and would use its relationships with both countries to exert additional pressure, forcing them to comply with global containment policies. "It would be extremely unfortunate if the leaks have embarrassed Russian diplomats and so deter them from further participation in these efforts," she adds.


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This Friday, February 1, I will be proud to take on the mantle of President of Liberty Day, leading our grassroots educational effort into a new phase.
Liberty Day is a nonpartisan, nonprofit organization dedicated to educating youth, particularly 5th graders, about the contents of the U.S. Constitution and Declaration of Independence - impressing upon our young people just what it means to be an American and why freedom is such a precious and important thing.
As my first call to action, I am asking you to join me in raising a modest $500 as a way to help Liberty Day launch into a new phase and a new direction in which I intend to bring the organization.
Will you help by contributing a modest donation of $10, $25, $50, or $100 today? As a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, your contribution to the cause is tax-deductible and will be greatly appreciated.
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What do you do after you've had Lucas Ossendrijver, Consuelo Castilglioni and Michael Bastian giving out rules of style? If you're Details, you get Victoria Beckham. Unsurprisingly, one of her rules is men shouldn't wear skinny jeans (as she's said before).
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The Queen Square Archive, Rare Books and Museum collections are housed in and managed by the Queen Square Library. They comprise the archives belonging to the National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery (NHNN) and those of UCL Institute of Neurology (IoN), plus over 3,000 rare books. You can explore catalogued items and digitised versions of some the archives on this site and find out more about the collections and how you can access them using the links above and below. Additional un-catalogued archives and images are held. The combination of the Library, archive and museum collections are a unique resource of international significance.
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Teaching the next generation and keeping them healthy are essential to tomorrow's strong, vibrant societies. Mercy Corps works with communities to shelter and nurture children and youth through innovative education, sports and job training programmes.
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Haiti: Helping Kids Heal: Emmanuella's story August 31, 2012
The 2010 earthquake was just the first tragedy to strike Emmanuella's young life. Amid violence and uncertainty, she's found comfort and confidence on the football pitch.
Central African Republic: Play therapy for children displaced by LRA violence August 31, 2012
New groups are helping more kids heal from the terror wrought by Joseph Kony's Lord's Resistance Army.
Jordan, Syria: Helping young refugees play August 30, 2012
Just six miles south of the Jordan-Syria border, in the middle of a barren, windswept desert, there's a haven of safety for more than 20,000 Syrians who have fled their homes in recent months.
Jordan, Lebanon, Syria: Syria's refugee tide: Children at the heart of our mission August 28, 2012
Children especially are swelling the refugee ranks. It is a scenario I have witnessed over many years in the Middle East, Central America, Africa, Asia, Eastern Europe and other war zones.
Lebanon, Syria: Making progress to comfort more Syrian kids August 28, 2012
Yesterday held some big developments for Mercy Corps' new efforts to support Syrian refugees flooding into Lebanon.
South Sudan: Fighting for an education August 16, 2012
Ten-year-old Zenaib is excited to begin attending class in one of the temporary learning spaces that Mercy Corps is currently constructing.
Kenya: Using sports to ignite global youth potential August 10, 2012
After being shot in the chest with an arrow, David was forced to wait nearly two weeks for treatment. Lack of medical resources wasn't the problem — even though an ambulance took David almost immediately to the hospital, members of an opposing tribe refused to operate on him.
Yemen: Protecting children in the crossfire August 9, 2012
Seven-year-old Hadiel looked forward to starting first grade last year at Nusaybah school, in the heart of Yemen's capital of Sana'a. But the presence of heavily armed soldiers and certainty of violence kept her home.
South Sudan: Creating safe spaces for learning August 7, 2012
After decades of war, residents of Unity state dreamed of brighter futures last July when they became citizens of the new nation of South Sudan.
Lebanon, Syria: Syrians take refuge in Lebanon's Bekaa Valley August 6, 2012
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Policy Number: 93
Effort Certification Reports
It is the policy of The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston ("university") to comply with federal guidelines and regulations regarding effort certification of persons on sponsored projects and to maintain records that accurately reflect the effort contributed by personnel to sponsored projects. Effort certification policies, procedures and reports are essential to ensure that the salaries and wages charged to these sponsored projects are allocable, allowable, consistently treated and reasonable. The purpose of this policy is to describe the methods used by the university to achieve these requirements. The failure to maintain accurate effort reporting may result in civil or criminal fraud investigations. The university utilizes the After-the-Fact Activity Records method of accounting for effort under the Office of Management and Budget Circular A-21 ("OMB A-21"), to which compliance is required.
These requirements apply to all employees whose salaries are charged directly, in whole or part, to sponsored projects or are used to meet cost-sharing or matching requirements on sponsored projects and/or have committed effort to sponsored projects, including faculty, professional and non-professional employees, as described below.
Faculty with joint appointments (e.g., with the university and The University of Texas M. D. Anderson Cancer Center) will account only for their activity associated with the university.
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The designated department representative is responsible for ensuring that the completed effort certification reports are submitted within 30 calendar days of receipt.
Primary Individuals and faculty members must complete effort certification reports for their own efforts and for efforts of supporting individuals.
Primary Individuals must certify their own effort reports and must certify effort for employees they directly supervise. They must also verify the reasonableness of the effort certification reports for all other individuals who are paid from their sponsored accounts. University departments and primary individuals are responsible for ensuring that all effort certification reports comply with this policy.
Committed Effort: The amount of effort proposed in a grant or other project application that is accepted by a sponsor, regardless of whether salary support is requested for the effort.
Effort: Effort is the reasonable estimate of work performed by the employee on a sponsored project during the period covered by the effort report. Effort is based on total institutional activities and does not assume a 40-hour work week or any other standard work week. Effort worked during the period must support any amount compensated. To ensure this, effort must be greater than or equal to funding during the period. If effort is greater than funding, cost sharing may need to be reported.
Effort Certification: A means of confirming that the effort supported or paid by the sponsor has been performed and effort committed in support of a project (but not paid by the sponsor) has been performed.
Minimum Level of Committed Effort: The minimum level of committed effort that may be expended for a primary individual listed on every sponsored project on which he or she is involved.
Maximum Level of Committed Effort: The maximum level of committed effort that may be expended for a primary individual listed on every sponsored project on which he or she is involved.
Percent of Effort: By definition, "100 percent effort" is the total effort expended by an individual for the institution in relation to the amount of time he or she is employed. In all cases, effort for any individual must always total 100 percent, even if his or her FTE (full-time equivalent) status is less than 100 percent. Thus a part-time employee (e.g., .5 FTE) will always report 100 percent effort.
Individual: An individual is anyone who has paid effort and/or committed effort on a sponsored project. Where appropriate in this policy the following subcategories will be utilized:
Primary Individual: A person listed as principal investigator, project director, co-investigator, co-project director, or a person with comparable responsibilities on a sponsored project application. A primary individual typically, but not always, carries an academic (i.e. faculty) appointment.
Supporting Individual: An employee other than a primary individual who has expended effort on a sponsored project. The supporting individual may or may not have been identified on the funded application and typically does not have committed effort greater than the amount paid on that specific sponsored project.
Institutional Base Salary: The total guaranteed annual compensation an individual receives from the university, whether the individual's time is spent on research, teaching, patient care or other activities. Institutional Base Salary shall be used to compute salaries charged to federal sponsored projects unless sponsored policies further limit salary charges. Institutional base salary includes compensation for instruction, patient care, public service, research, and/or other activities and excludes fringe benefit payments; reimbursed expenses; temporary, supplemental compensation for incidental work; income earned outside of duties to the institution; and any portion of compensation deemed to be at-risk.
Total Institutional Activities: Those activities for which an individual is paid by the university. Common activities include administrative duties, instruction, patient care, public service and research.
A. Approval Process for Sponsored Project Proposals
Per HOOP Policy 64 Applications or Proposals for Sponsored Project Funds, proposals should be submitted to the Office of Sponsored Projects as soon as possible (at least 10 working days prior to the application deadline) to expedite the review process. Furthermore, all grant applications and contracts/agreements (except Affiliation/Project Agreements, UT-Television Agreements, and Employee Assistance Program Agreements) require a completed institutional Review and Approval Form.
As part of this approval process, each primary individual's supervisor must review and approve the anticipated committed effort in proposals, as well as ensure that each primary individual listed in proposals with a specific committed effort is aware of and has approved his or her participation in the activity. This approval process must also include a review by the primary individual's supervisor of the mandatory and voluntary committed cost sharing contained in proposals.
B. Institutional Base Salary
The institutional base salary shall be used to compute salaries charged to federal sponsored projects unless sponsor policies further limit salary charges.
C. Effort Certification
1. Distributing Effort Certification Reports: The Office of Academic and Research Affairs is responsible for distributing effort certification reports electronically to those primary individuals working on sponsored projects.
2. Calculating Effort: Effort certification reports are based on a reasonable estimate, recognizing that administration, patient care, research, service, and teaching are often inextricably intermingled. Many individuals have multiple responsibilities that must be measured, monitored, and reported. In the course of a workday, the separation between these areas of activity can sometimes be hard to discern, which heightens the need to have effective effort reporting systems.
Effort shown on the effort certification report must be reported in percentages and all effort must equal 100%. If an individual is less than a 1.0 FTE, his or her effort must be converted to 100%. For example, an individual may be funded as .5 FTE, of which .3 is dedicated to Grant A and .2 to Grant B. In terms of effort, however, 100% of this person's effort would be reported as 60% Effort on Grant A and 40% Effort on Grant B.
3. Effort Attestation: Effort certification reports must contain an attestation statement indicating that the certifier has suitable means of verification and the amounts shown are a reasonable estimate of actual work performed during the stated period.
4. Criminal Penalties: Criminal charges may be brought against an individual who certifies a falsified report.
5. Total Institutional Activities: Effort is based on total institutional activities, including all cost sharing activities, and does not assume a 40-hour workweek or any other standard workweek. It is important to maintain awareness that the effort certification report and payroll records are not the same.
6. How to Delineate Total Institutional Activities: Total institutional activities are grouped on effort certification reports according to the classification of expenditures used by the university in its facilities and administrative rate proposal. These classifications may include organized research, instruction, departmental research, patient care, other institutional activities, etc.
7. Minimum and Maximum Levels of Committed Effort: The required minimum level of committed effort listed for a university primary individual is 2% on every sponsored project he or she is involved in. Exceptions to this minimum level of effort are granted for equipment and instrumentation grants, doctoral dissertation grants, and augmentation grants. The minimum level and the primary individual's actual effort should be commensurate with his or her responsibilities on that sponsored project.
The required maximum level of committed effort for a university primary individual who has effort commitments on sponsored projects is as follows:
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Executive Leadership (Presidents, Vice Presidents, Deans, Institute Directors)
Academic Leadership (Department Chairs, Division Directors )
Tenured and Tenure-track Faculty
Non Tenure-track Faculty
There are rare occasions for a primary individual to be appointed 100% on sponsored projects. These occasions are rare due to the likelihood the primary individual will perform other activities whose costs are not allowable under OMB A-21.
Exceptions to these minimum and maximum levels require review, approval and signatures by the faculty member, the faculty member's department chair and the respective dean.
8. Changing an Effort Report Prior to Certification: If necessary, changes may be made to an effort report prior to certification to reflect actual effort worked on the sponsored project. If a change in the effort report impacts funding, the responsible party must submit a Personnel Action Request. If the Personnel Action Request is retroactive, the responsible party must also submit the appropriate documentation to the Post Award Finance (PAF) Team, in compliance with the retroactive personnel action policy (see HOOP Policy 137 Processing Retroactive Personnel Actions). In addition, the responsible party must submit a Cost Transfer Request to the PAF Team, in compliance with the cost transfers policy (see HOOP Policy 96 Cost Transfers).
9. Policy Enforcement: Violations of the provisions of this policy will be handled in accordance with the appropriate disciplinary policy for faculty, administrative and professional, and classified staff. Consequences for untimely completion of effort certification reports include, but are not limited to, moving all non-certified salary expenses off of the sponsored account and onto a departmental unrestricted account.
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The date has been set for the seventh annual cioppino feed fundraiser for Feb. 11.
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Department on Aging Celebrates National Employ the Older Worker Week
Illinois' Outstanding Older Workers to Be Honored
SPRINGFIELD Illinois Department on Aging (IDoA) Director Charles D. Johnson will host an annual awards luncheon to honor the states outstanding older workers and their employers. The luncheon will be held Friday, September 24, at noon at the Crowne Plaza Hotel in Springfield.
"Individuals being honored today are inspiring and motivate all of us who work on behalf of seniors to do our best. We are fortunate that so many older adults are still working and teaching others that work really does mean something more than a paycheck," Director Johnson said.
Since 1984, IDoA has held this event in conjunction with National Employ the Older Worker Week, which runs from September 19-25, 2004. This years theme is "Experience is Priceless...Hire an Older Worker."
Awards will be presented to older workers who are employed in both public and private sector jobs, including those that are funded through Title V and the Older Americans Act, which assists low-income seniors who are able and willing to re-enter the workforce. Awards will also be presented to businesses and companies that regularly employ workers age 55 and older.
The 2004 winners are:
Employees of the Year:
Jim Bailey, 66, of Godfrey, was nominated by LINC, Inc., where he works nearly 23 hours a week. Mr. Bailey's nominator said, "Jim is an exceptional employee and is always here on time, despite the fact that he travels 90 minutes each way using public transportation – then he walks eight to 10 blocks to get to his destination. Jim's commitment to LINC goes above and beyond what is expected. He gives 120 percent in dependability and attitude alike…Jim is an A-1 team player!" Mr. Bailey is president of the Madison County Association of the Blind and is involved in the Blind Bowlers organization. He also dedicates his time to church and alumni activities.
Alberta Diseron, 75, of Augusta, was nominated by Addus HealthCare, where she's been employed since 2000. She currently works in the Quincy office as a field worker where she keeps track of clients' doctor's appointments, transports clients to their appointments when needed and makes sure that they get their prescriptions. Mrs. Diseron's service area is rural so some of the clients' appointments are 42 miles away. Her nominator stated that Mrs. Diseron even purchased a 4-wheel-drive vehicle to make sure her clients are well taken care of, no matter what the weather. "Alberta believes in team work," the nominator said. "She believes that any job worth doing should be done well, on time, with a cheerful heart."
Jean Stewart, 64, of Petersburg, was nominated by Senior Services of Central Illinois, where she has worked as a case manager for 14 years. Her nominator said, "Jean has so many special qualities it will be difficult to mention them all. She gives 110 percent for her clients and listens when no one else will, and if there are no family members to help out, Jean will step up and do whatever it takes to stabilize her client's life. She is not only an exceptional employee, she's an exceptional person as well." Mrs. Stewart volunteers in her church and community on a regular basis, serves on the Menard County Housing Authority Board and on another committee that assists local people with educational funding to pursue a career in the medical field.
Mary Francis, 73, of Collinsville, was nominated by the Area Agency on Aging of Southwestern Illinois, where she has been employed for the past 25 years. After raising a family and becoming a widow for the second time, she returned to the workforce at age 48. The nominator described Mrs. Francis as a "whirlwind go-getter" with "boundless energy" and that if something needs to be done, "move out of the way because it is usually done before the instructions can be delivered." Her most uttered question is, "Do you have anything I can help you with?" The nominator stated that Mrs. Francis volunteers for the Senior Olympics and is very supportive of her Collinsville community. She has 11 grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. "Mary is celebrating her silver anniversary year with the agency," the nominator said. "But she is more precious than gold to us."
Richard Pearson, 80, of Galesburg, was nominated by the
Galesburg Public Library, where he has worked part-time since 1996. According
the nomination,
Mr. Pearson is a wonderful library ambassador, talking about the services
the library offers whenever the opportunity arises. He attends library
programs and has solicited speaking engagements for the library director.
Mr. Pearson
is the president of the Hope Cemetery Board and a member of the Knox
County Genealogy Society, the Galesburg Historical Society, the Lion's
Club and the Civil War Round Table. His nomination said, "Dick enjoys helping
others and being with people. He has a wonderful sense of humor and always
has a kind word or thought. Dick epitomizes the ideal worker and generously
gives of his time to help others. We are very grateful for Dick's
Title V Employees of the Year:
Bonnie Wheeler, 71, of East Alton, was nominated by AARP's Senior Community Service Employment Program in Wood River, where she works as the office coordinator. According to the nomination, Mrs. Wheeler joined the agency after her husband died suddenly of a heart attack and even though she had no formal training, she soon became a valuable employee. Her nominator stated, "She has one of the strongest work ethics I have witnessed in over 30 years of management experience. She exemplifies a positive attitude that is contagious to all she works with. Her ability to not only lead my 12-office staff, but to also keep my main office and three satellite offices working as a fine-tuned machine is extraordinary. She leads by example and sets the team work expectations for the entire office." And, according to the nomination, her leadership efforts were directly responsible for the placement of nearly 300 seniors finding unsubsidized jobs in the past three years and over 400 in the past five years. Mrs. Wheeler's efforts made it possible for the AARP Foundation SCSEP Office to excel and finish first in the nation in placements for two of the last three years. Her nominator stated, "Her leadership resulted in this office breaking all AARP Foundation SCSEP national records with a 203 percent placement rate. Without her leadership and teamwork abilities, this would not have been possible. Mrs. Wheeler has been everything an employer could dream and wish for."
Gloria Davis, 69, of Edinburg, was nominated by the Senior Citizens of Christian County, where she works as the outreach coordinator. Her nominator noted that, even though she has medical problems that limit her activity at times, she is a TRIAD volunteer, runs the weekly Bingo and puts on the variety show and annual bazaar for the center. The nominator said, "Gloria is highly motivated and works very hard on behalf of our center. She is dedicated to providing all seniors in this county with opportunities to escape isolation, for greater independence, a better quality of life and enhanced mobility and social interaction. We are very fortunate to have her join us through this program."
Mr. Mo, Ji Yan, 66, of Chicago, was nominated by the Chinese American Service League, where he works as a senior council assistant. Mr. Mo immigrated to the United States in 1994 from China, where he had worked as a chemical engineer. His nominator noted that he found it very difficult to begin his new life in the United States due to his limited English-speaking skills but he persevered by attending classes and practicing English on his job assignments and is now adapting nicely. Mr. Mo coordinates activities for the seniors such as the Sing-a-Long group and Tai Chi exercise. His nominator said, "Mr. Mo loves his community service job. He is such a positive and enthusiastic person that he is always willing to accept new tasks and challenges. He has a perfect attendance record and always comes to work with punctuality." Mr. Mo said, "Helping seniors to solve their problems is the happiest thing for me."
Darrell Peacher, 82, of Quincy, was nominated by the Illinois Employment and Training Center, where he works as the morning greeter and receptionist. His nominator said, "Darrell is a joy to work with. He has demonstrated a high quality of excellence in his job performance in spite of a physical limitation that has made mobility difficult for him. His level of commitment and service to his employer serves as an inspiration to all who work with him. He puts aside his own discomfort and looks for ways to help his fellow employees." Mr. Peacher has volunteered for many agencies for over 50 years. He drives a shuttle bus for patients and their families at Blessing Hospital twice a month, performs clerical duties for the Center for Independent Living, volunteers as a Big Brother and works with the handicapped for the Catholic Veterans Post. He has a 56-year perfect attendance in the Rotary Club, is a 50-year member of the Knights of Columbus and is a member of the Elks Club.
Dorothy L. Bennett, 81, of Winnebago, was nominated by the Illinois Department of Employment Security, where she works part time. In addition to performing a variety of clerical duties while at the same time handling a high volume switchboard, Mrs. Bennett seeks additional work to do. Her nominator said, "Dorothy has that special quality of caring and smiling no matter what. She maintains a cordial tone even during the heaviest periods of phone calls. Dorothy's personal attitude of warmth and caring makes her a pleasure to work with." Mrs. Bennett is involved in Bible study groups, her housing community and volunteers at the local food pantry. She also helps community groups by stuffing envelopes for mailings and stated, "It's better to get out and be active than just sit at home."
Margaret Burke, 74, of Galesburg,
was nominated by the Western Illinois Area Agency on Aging, where she works
as a program aide in both the Galesburg
and Kewanee offices. Her nominator said, "What a super person to work
with! Margaret is very dependable and her attitude is to work until something
good happens for the client. She has the ability to not only find enrollee
prospects for the program but has also been able to find a variety of
host agencies. The low income, older workers depend on her expertise to
get them
back in the work force." It was also noted that the employment placement
rate for 2004 exceeded 300 percent, which had never been achieved in
past years and could not have been done without Mrs. Burke's assistance.
Mrs. Burke is an avid golfer, a mentor at First Presbyterian Church for
7th and 8th grade students and for Mothers of Pre-Schoolers (MOPS) and
is also a member of the American Legion Auxiliary Girls State Program
and Professional
Secretaries International.
Employers of the Year:
Public Employer
West Central Development Council, is located in Carlinville and was nominated by Project LIFE Area Agency on Aging. More than 25 percent of the Council's workforce is comprised of people age 55 and older, and that number is expected to exceed 30 percent within the next three years. They offer all employees 14 paid holidays, 100 percent paid insurance premiums, up to four weeks paid vacation based on years of service, 12 paid sick days a year, 3 percent contribution into a retirement fund with the option of contributing extra monies at a tax-free rate, and tuition reimbursement for those who wish to pursue a higher education or keep their job skills current. The Council has hosted local job fairs, provided funding for trainings and lunches, and is fostering new and innovative approaches to increase public awareness, such as setting up informational booths at county fairs and school functions.
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Helpful office staff. Beautiful park!
Very dog friendly. It was nice to walk our dogs on their little dogie area then take them on the water front trail for a little stroll. I love this place and hope to return very soon. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
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by Ken Magri
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Thirteen years ago my wife and I were blessed with a perfect home waterbirth. During the early months leading up to the birth, I would have been the last one to predict that our son would be born by candlelight in our backyard horse trough on a warm night in September as I enjoyed an ice cold Corona while sitting just outside the "birth tub." Now that's the way to do it!
At the beginning of Teresa's pregnancy when she said she wanted a homebirth, I had to be convinced. This is a father's story about how I became convinced and about some of the serious (but silly) concerns that can preoccupy a typical male's mind while the female is having a giant estrogen jam-session of birthing. In other words, "Help, I'm a guy!"
"How am I going to explain a homebirth to Mom?"
Once we found out Teresa was pregnant, she made a great case for a homebirth. She armed herself with facts that I couldn't refute. Actually, I had no passion for even trying to refute them because I've always had a healthy (no pun intended) skepticism about hospitals anyway. Guys will usually concede to a woman's point-of-view if they can just see the sense of it. But what was my mother going to say about all this? It was important to me that Mom didn't think my wife and I were nuts. It helped our case that both Mom and Dad were homebirth babies born in the 1910s, but it was mostly Teresa's knowledge and confidence that convinced them we knew what we were doing and that their first and only grandchild would be born safely.
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Affording a midwife was never going to be a problem, but I did have two reasonable concerns. The first was that we were failing to take advantage of a health care system that we were paying for—one that could serve us well in an emergency. The midwife reminded me our house was exactly three minutes from the hospital, and we had enough time to make use of it and get there if an emergency occurred. Without that reassurance of an emergency plan and a hospital, I would have been far more reluctant and worried.
Ken Magri is an artist and art history professor from Sacramento, California. A survivor of the old hippie era, Ken likes to travel, write, jump rocks in the Sierras and ride his Harley Davidsons.
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